AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnvironmental Rights & Accountability: The Sahrawi Observatory for Natural Resources and Environmental Protection unveiled “Plunder Footprint,” shifting focus from resource value to the full environmental cost of extraction, transport, processing, storage and export in Western Sahara. Irreversible Damage Warning: Sahrawi Petroleum and Gas Authority chief Dr. Ghali Zbeir warned exploitation can go beyond depletion into potentially irreversible ecosystem destruction. War’s Lingering Threat: Mine-action officials said Morocco’s wall, landmines and explosive remnants of war also fragment habitats, contaminate areas and disrupt livelihoods by blocking valleys, wells and water flows. MINURSO Update: Laayoune’s MINURSO headquarters welcomed new Force Commander Major General Jawwad Ahmed, marking a fresh leadership handover for the UN mission. Diplomacy & Culture Shockwaves: Morocco’s PJD is reeling after its 2021 collapse, while Rabat’s wider regional moves—especially the Israel embassy upgrade—continue to fuel political debate and backlash. Western Sahara Politics Abroad: Ghana reaffirmed it has not reversed its withdrawal of recognition of Polisario’s SADR and reiterated support for UN talks based on Morocco’s autonomy plan.
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